I Love You, Miss Genius ( Bonnie Shepard ) novel Chapter 844

After nodding, Bonnie said, "I have something to discuss with you regarding your son, Prince Andreas."

"Andreas? What happened to him? Did he accidentally offend you?"

The king apologized without waiting for Bonnie to say anything. "Ms. Bonita, Andreas is a simple child. If he has done anything to offend you, it was unintentional. I apologize on his behalf and hope you won't hold it against him."

"He didn't offend me. Rather, he risked his life to save me. He's currently in my car, in critical condition. I brought him here to seek treatment using the Zudale's top medical facilities. Otherwise, he might not make it through the night."

It was Bonnie's first visit to the Zudale, and she wasn't familiar with everything. She was powerless in Zudale as a foreigner, so she had no choice but to waste time bringing Prince Andreas to the king.

"What? Andreas is in critical condition?!" The king staggered and nearly fell to the ground.

Fortunately, the nearby guards were quick to react and supported his swaying body just in time.

"Your Majesty, are you alright?"

It took the king a good ten seconds to recover. He patted his chest before immediately making arrangements. "Quick! Take Ms. Bonita and them to Zudale's First Hospital."

Looking at Bonnie, he said, "Ms. Bonita, our First Hospital has the most advanced medical resources and equipment in the Zudale. I hope you can save Andreas there. He's my only son, and I can't imagine living without him."

After saying this, tears welled up in the king's eyes, his expression filled with sorrow.

Bonnie understood his feelings and reassured him, "Prince Andreas was injured while saving me. Don't worry. I will do everything in my power to save him."

Bonnie directed the doctors and nurses to wheel Andreas inside and followed closely behind.

Andreas's condition was extremely critical, so Bonnie would personally perform the surgery. She wouldn't trust anyone else with it.

Inside the emergency room, several top doctors in the hospital assisted Bonnie.

Watching her swift and precise movements, the doctors couldn't help but exchange surprised glances.

Initially, they had been reluctant to assist Bonnie. After all, anyone admitted to the First Hospital was considered one of Zudale's medical elites.